Honeywell Orbit 7190g USB Kit: 1D, PDF, 2D, Black Scanner (7190g-2), USB Type A 3m (9.8´) Straight Cable (CBL-500-300-S00-07)

Product ID: 136364

Vendor Code: 7190G-2USBX-0

Warranty: 36 Month Warranty

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Honeywell Orbit 7190g USB Kit: 1D, PDF, 2D, Black Scanner (7190g-2), USB Type A 3m (9.8´) straight cable (CBL-500-300-S00-07)

The Orbit 7190g scanner continues the proven, superior 1D laser scanning performance of Orbit series scanners – but adds an area imager for seamless scanning of digital 1D, 2D and PDF codes in a single, convenient device. To speed retail checkouts, the Orbit 7190g scanner features a unique dual-modes design that is optimized for both the cashier and the customer – enabling seamless product barcode scanning and scanning of digital codes off customer smartphones.

Breakthrough Hybrid Technology
The Orbit 7190g scanner integrates both a laser and an imager into a single presentation scanner – no need to buy a separate scanner for printed 1D and digital 1D, 2D and PDF barcodes reading.

Dual-Working Modes
With dual-working modes, the scanner is optimized for both scanning digital codes off customer smartphones and scanning merchandise codes by the cashier at the register.

Superior Scanning Performance
A 20-line omnidirectional laser pattern maintains the proven 1D scanning performance of existing Orbit scanners. With leading Honeywell imaging technology, the scanner reads smartphone coupons and ID cards with ease.

Adjustable Scan Head
The award-winning shape enables handheld scanning of large, bulky items. The adjustable scan head even allows cashiers to tilt the scanner 30° for targeted scanning of larger products.

Multi-Interface Design
Automatic interface detection enables the scanner to configure itself to the appropriate interface upon connection – eliminating the tedious task of scanning programming barcodes.